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c % i1 7**^ < 4^X'j *tij '"' ^ ** ' *•: -•• . • ' "* .' , . '•;-. ^ . : ' . • „,•-. .-..i,. ,-.0,**-t. >iiv^ i/.i.ii. t>! i. - :. . - , - , =f~ ; • SCOUT LEADERS |mr^ changes have been made 1a the committees appointed by the V. F. W. Auxiliary in charge of the local Girl Scouts, resulting in the following ladies being named leaders: Troop committee, Gertrude Barbian, chairman; fOace Stilling, Elvira Durland, Kate Duesler and Marion JSchoenholtx. Marilyn Reihansper- Sr has been named senior scout der and Louise Wahl assistant leader. For the intermediate Scouts, Shirley Ballowe is leader and assistant leaders are Mary Vycital, Pauline J Pries, Ercell Lock and Rrcell Richardson. For the Brownies, Dorothy Miller is leader: to be assisted by !Lina Kilday, Helen Knight, Mary | Hetterman and Mildred Reese. j MARRIAGE LICENSES | Gordon J. Schmitt, McHenry, and Virginia M. Tyrell, Crystal Lak*. Complete Una of Lee's remedies at Wattl« Henry. Drug flton, Mok 8-tf Afrow Refrigeration Go. : COMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC AND AtR CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVHW Phone 68e-R^l McHenry, I1L s'V, BE SAFE- BE SURE WITH NEW -TIRES Good tires make all the difference between safe and hazardous driving. With our guaranteed tires yon can stop quickly even on slippery, rainy streets. SPECIAL SALES ON FIRESTONE TIRES AND 'BATTERIES FIRESTONE TIRES-- 6.00x16 Passenger Tires $12.85 pins tax 6.50x16 Passenger Tires $15.90 plus tax All other passenger tire3 are priced proportionately low ' Special prices on all Track tires FIRESTONE BATTERIES-- Trade in your old battery on a new Firestone, allow $2 to $4 for your old battery. We have batteries to fit all cars, trucks and tractors, as low as $12.85, exchange. ,v We WALTER J. FREUND Una -- Tabea -- Batteries -- Acceaaoriw Tke and Take Valeaairiag AU Work Gaaraateed #4 ------Wast McHeary OPBI EVENINGS AMD SUNDAY* v I A-'i, *• ' • j f P f ; ' * r - A 5 ; y t TEtBUTX IS PAID TO LAti sunsnrasMmir or OOUMTT SOHOOLB The thirteenth annual convention of the Delta Kappa Gama society, Illinois Lambda state organisation, was held at the Sheraton hotel, St. Louis, Mo., on' April S and 4. At this convention, tribute was paid the late Jfrs. Ada Manning, former assistant county superintendent of schools of McHenry county. The following tribute which we quote in part, was written by Mrs. Ethel C. Coe: "Ada McDole Manning, -one of the fourteen founders of Lambda State, Delta Kappa Gama, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katherine White, in Bassett, Nebr., on March 5, 1948." "Born in DeKalb county, she received her elementary, high school training in the DeKalb schools and the northern Illinois Stfrte Teachers' college. She taught two years in DeKalb county, then married Claude Manning and they established their home in Lombard. Mr. Manning died in 1922. In the following years she spent herself so freely in her -work that her health was effected and the time came when she knew she must take some work which did not require the carrying of so heavy a personal responsibility." "McHenry county was fortunate in being able to offer such a position and in 1939 she became assistant county superintendent of schools. Here she soon won the love and respect of teachers, parents and children as she helped them with their problems. Never dramatic in her work, she simply lived with those with whom she worked, lendng a helping hand here, give suggestions there, recognizing and j approving good work, inspiring to1 more successful efforts where weakness was evident." "She retired in February, 1944, due to ill health and went to Bassett, Nebr., to be with her daughter and her sister. She entered into the life of that community and was valued there." "Those of us who knew her intimately and loved her deeply cannot regret her passing, for the last months of her life brought much physical suffering and that is over; 'but the goodness which her life expressed is eternal. That has not passed away. It is still ours." ILLINOIS LIBRARY WEEK TO BE OBSERVED FROM APRIL 17 TO 23 The week of April 17 will be observed as Illinois Library week by proclamation of Governor Green, Miss Ruth Gregory, president of the Illinois Library Association and librarian of the Waukegan Public Library, has announced. In an effort to correct an existing shortage of more than 1,000 librarians in Illinois, emphasis during the week will be placed on encouraging young people to enter library work as a profession, Miss Gregory said. Miss Gregory said the recruitment committee is developing plans at present to send a mobile unit throughout the state between June 27 and August 14, from which a short, intensive training program in basic library procedures will be given in seven different localities. This course will be open to individ- 4 uals employed in libraries and to persons interested in doing library Work. Baad the Want Ads It's mew! It's m all Mr Mem Skirts •Camert Ceateer (•Bar of May ft, 13 and 14; Ttehome ta located on tha corner of Park aWh nue and Center Street in West lid- Henry. The house will be sold on HOUSE Open tot** will be held fan the eonstroited by the Trades dass of the high school on the evenings and* 1UL Nickels Subscribe for The Plafadeatelr v > ~ - - $1.00 . - ' . „ *• *,"'*•§ Mr / for coughs colOg $1.0Q »^| > sot as^ a lag, as Z&hSSis too;' SSEL pro flint, coartewM « poaadiog by oar expo .. <./*'•_ /1 11*,#, is-v*1"" v W'a & J«IIL - ^ DIABETIC SUPPLIES INSULIN all strengtltl ^ >• properly stori^i HYPODERMIC STTiUNGlB HYPODERMIC NEEDLES OMNITEST KITS ALCOHOL for sterilisation immm $1.00 size with 29c Dryad o WITH PLASTIC CUftLEKS e®*6 Gives Hen wax wstro, pratodt Palisbas qwickly and easily. DRUG SPECIALS LE ' • • 50c"size 43tf, $1.00 size OAROID AND BILE TABS ^ $1.25 size 11.1ft m me 32c 1 lb. jar 63c PACQUINS HAND OREAM MIDOL TABLETS KRANKS SHAVE CREAM &NC OXIDE OINTMENf WOXEMA n ? l <a tube 19c 4%oz. size 47c Bcmisii odors of cook ing, perspiration, •tc., from Clothes! DENTAL NEEDS HAIR NEEDS HALO SH&MPOO 7fO LUSTRE CREAM WILDROOTOIL CONTI SHAMPOO . SSc DRENE SOAMPOO 79c PRELL SHAMPOO 4»c VITALIS TONIC 48c COLGATE TOOTH KOLTNOS CMw tick *p t«ll-tal* odori of pw H6htir CONTAINS ANTU MAT KILLER 63c TOOTH P ASTB ; -- PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE FASTEETH DENTAL POWDER IPANA TOOTH PASTE - ,, . v^AAAAnnruvuvuvvvvvvv*irtAruvvv\ruvvvvtAAnfiAJv^wfiWWy><vwv> TROLLS seem to be the thing these 1 -io why not make your own? r Just bend « private ear to what's being sai<| ** all around you--and you'll get a dozen tips m day as to what's tops in ears this season. "My dear," one gal tells another, "it's even smarter iusidtl Everybody,,says it'|_ the best-looking car on the road, but )us| wait till you sit in it! "And it's so MJj^o drhrel I nev • big car.. •" "I'm telling you* Jim," you'U hefcr • say. "Get a car that's big enough! v "There's just no substitute for enough' roadweight--especially with that BuicE power fimt to give you the get-up-and-gd youwMilp .ffm Listen!" says another. "'Here's ths firsr car where I've really been comfortable!!? We pack the whole crowd in--kids and all--and those big three-person seats give 'em all the wiggle-room they want--and still let me handle the wheel in comfort!" Then you may overhear a very, very bubbly individual who's driving a Dyna- • flow* Buiok. "Nothing like it," he says. "Nothing lik*_ it ever before. Don't ask me how it works, I'm no engineer--but it's die silkiest, smoothest, slickest thing I ever laid hands oa--and I've driven 'em all! ;'Why, I went up Ft. George hSl the other day--slowed to a deed-stop halfway upheld 'er there--picked up--waul over the fop accelerating.--md snwr InmW if' mutrol liver! "Never did MjtUug hot feed gas as I wanted it!" And so it goes. . Power fens praising Pirebell power. Cow Sort lovers going for Quadrates coil^ U springing and Safety-Ride rims. Fotks wbo ' w And everybody, yes everybody, Agreeing there's only one true fashion plate--and you can spot it at a glance. So why hold back? You'll never get to the top. or a dealer's list that way! See that Buiek dealer today--with or without a ear- lo teade--end get your firm order Here's "Comfort Contourw' • grestest im^ovement in **^mp • jesrsl It's a new low-setting collar that looks more stays neater--feel* better. It's on all Van Heusen Shirts--in ooflsr modal--along with Van Heusen's many other festuiea. Sanforised--a new shirt free if your Van Heaacn ovtof tool •a** • *3**. »4« McGee's mm," - -'fr J % ' " X WNIT i. rATtOI, asvamcs * 1ST TTjf '• mi mum somu * soev er mm • • HELP AMERICA PRODUCE FOR PEACE-TURN IN YOUR SCRAP IRON AND STEEL j-. McHENRY, ILLINOIS JS. * ». .» • :.*J a . "c